Mark B

No but lots of mods so late 60,s very early 70’s

Ralphs records

My brother always used to say to me why didn’t you buy British release he has always been an avid British collector i preferred the US issues as the labels are generally nicer

Hi Dave did al birkhead get one of the Earl Jackson’s have vague memory of him talking about it, used to knock about with al for quite a few years from 74 onwards

Probably just cleaner than most copies if it’s a cheapie must have sold well so could be more than one pressing run so labels may differ

There’s a few on discogs from a fiver Manship has it for 10 pounds so more than likely not a boot both him a Dave thorley have them worth checking with John but as it’s so cheap I wouldn’t have thought a need to bootleg

just a thought but would most larger label demos due for release in Canada just be sent USA copies to plug on the radios ?

my best bargain was Kenny smith - lord what's happening - GAR issue 10p from tape and disc exchange Stratford precinct which I took to the Arndale and sold to Rod (modersoulsucks) and Dave withers at the time thought to be demos only

spent many a happy Saturday morning in their quite often had to wait In a queue for the big boys to spend Colin Curtis and other locals

is it spin inn

Another thing seller is in barrow isn’t that where chapter five came from ?

That’s good mike

jimmy burns same as Jules bobby James sounds lofi not enough punch

No help on group but both side are really good

two well 3 times from age 12/13 at local youth clubs from 69/72 for just regular club soul and some ska/blue beat 72 till about 79/80 from 15 years old till 23ish attending dare and nighters and normal soul nights (Mecca) all over the country but petering out towards the end of 79 as I thought it was all over and friends were drifting away or getting married and having families. then started again in about 1994 attending and collecting again and running a soul night for almost 14 years.

to be honest I don't know how Adrain and family have lasted this long without selling or developing site themselves, it is a very large site if you see it on a match day the amount of cars fitted onto the car park is staggering. and its a prime location for a developer.

so that's 2 weeks worth then mr bentley

Is Walt Maddox and the marcels the same tune on Super M

One on discogs £200

Condolences to you Dave stay strong

Paul Humphrey was a jazz musician, don’t think this was tailor made afternoon of the rhino lap track think soundtrack to a film

He was with David Rhodes when he recorded it don’t know how much input Ian had on the tune though

I used to play this quite a lot at the greatstone soul club got plays in the 70’s but never made it big

I usually use my friends father in law Neil mutter but can't get to see him during lockdown he ha s a shop in Manchester. been there for many years his father was a watchmaker also